Renovation of a derelict playground on the Boundary Estate in East London, the pioneering social housing scheme built by the London County Council in 1896. Using very simple elements and quality materials such as enameled brick walls and a hardwood bench, the playground acts as a transition between the streets and courtyard, as well as a place for play and social interaction for the residents.

Started by local residents, the project has benefited from a wide-ranging participation and support. The playground contributes to the physical regeneration of the area, but also to the awareness and re-appropriation of a public space by the local community.